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Forms to File Claims
VA Form 21-526EZ
For...
Disability Service Connection
Secondary Service Connection
IncreasedDisability Compensation
Temporary Total Disability Rating
Individual Unemployability
Compensation under 38 U.S.C. 1151
Special Monthly Compensation
Specially Adapted Housing
Special Home Adaptation
Automobile Allowance/Adaptive Equipment
Benefits Based on a Veteran's
Seriously Disabled Child
VA Form 21-0958 - NOD
Notice of Disagreement
VA Form 21-534 EZ
Application for DIC, Death Pension
Change of Address
TDIU Annual - VA Form 4140
Declaration of Status of Dependents
VA form 21-686c
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How To Retrieve Your
Military Personnel Records
Research Your Claim
The M21-1MR
The CFR
TDIU
SMC
The Schedule For Rating Disabilities
Guide to Federal Records
Records of the Veterans Administration [VA]
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Defense Threat Reduction Agency
VA Payment for Emergency Care
PROCEDURAL Guidance
requests to Add Dependents
Legislation will help Pacific veterans
exposed to Agent Orange
How To Leak To ProPublica
Tech Q&A
Finding veterans' records online
MRI twice as likely as biopsy to spot
prostate cancer, research shows
Become a Freedom Fighter
Join the ACLU
VA starts domestic violence program
Department of Defense Extends
Online Military Exchange
Shopping Privileges to Veterans
Here's What Medicare Part A
Costs and Covers in 2017
Department of Veterans Affairs Fast Facts
Choice Program billing issues
1-877-881-7618
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CIA Freedom of Information Act
Electronic Reading Room
Veterans Benefits Administration
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Standard Claims and Appeals Forms Update
Disability Compensation Benefits
C-123 Aircraft andAgent Orange Exposure
Special Monthly Compensation
(SMC)
Welcome to Military Disney Tips!
VA urges veterans to be
screened for hepatitis C
Veterans injured by service wait
years for compensation hearings
"Contact Your Representative!!!"
Who are my representatives?
New Outreach for Vets Regarding
Discharges & Military Records.
Vietnam War
Resources
VA’s Airborne Hazards and Open Burn
Pit Registry for Veterans and Servicemembers
Home Based Primary Care (HBPC)
Veterans Benefits Administration
Benefit Brochures
Veterans Benefits Administration
Fact Sheets
UPDATED...April 2017
This is a series of stories
bringing light to the dark side of the
VA’s treatment of some Veterans
applying for disability. Whether out
of frustration, desperation, anger, or
‘just to make it right” they contacted me, and together, we fought the injustice.
These are actual cases and claims.
I have changed names and identifying
information for confidentiality reasons.
This is the first in a series of stories bringing
light to the dark side of the VA’s treatment
of some Veterans applying for disability.
Claim Killer DBQ Questions.
VA Spotlight is a series of stories bringing
light to the dark side of the VA’s treatment
of some Veterans applying for disability.
Whether out of frustration, desperation,
anger, or ‘just to makeit right” they contacted
me, and together, we fought the injustice.
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Veterans Disability
Who qualifies for Veterans Disability benefits?
Any service member who was injured or contracted a disease while on active duty in the U.S. military and honorably discharged is eligible for veterans disability benefits. The injury or disease could have occurred during service, or may have emerged afterwards, and while it might obvious to you that the disability is a result of your military service, sometimes the VA will deny the claim anyway. If that happens to you or someone you know, call Hale Law Office at 1-800-522-4595 for your FREE Consultation with accredited veterans disability attorney Roger Hale, with over 27 years legal experience
Secretary of Veterans Affairs David Shulkin plans integration
for VA, private health sector services
Secretary of Veterans Affairs David Shulkin said Tuesday he plans to evaluate
ways the VA can integrate services with private health sectors based on geographic region.
The VA should hire more doctors, not replace them with nurse practitioners
In January, the Veteran's Administration made the decision to allow nurse practitioners to
practice without any physician supervision. While nurse practitioners have a vital role to
play within the healthcare system, they are not doctors and are not qualified to
replace physicians — even in a primary care environment.
Vision for VA: Fewer maternity services and cancer docs,
Future Veterans Affairs clinics could feature fewer maternity services, fewer cancer
specialists and more reliance on private-sector clinics for routine or
non-military care, under Secretary David Shulkin’s vision for the department.
But he insists that doesn’t amount to privatization of VA’s responsibilities.
VA whistleblower who testified in Congress stripped of job duties in Atlanta
VA Nurse Who Stole $22K From A Vet Won’t Face Any Jail Time
Richmond VA Hospital accused of using dogs for
taxpayer funded medical experiments
Yes, Trump is privatizing the VA
VA discusses improvements to veterans suicide hotline
VA still planning to round down benefit payouts
Another VA Failure: The Veterans’ Choice Program Is Running Out of Money
Atlanta programs helps veterans cope with 'hidden' wounds
‘Traumatic’ collision that killed sailors almost sank destroyer, Navy says
After US military service, these veterans face deportation
Missing sailors found dead in flooded compartments on US Navy destroyer
Tribal veterans of Vietnam War receive past due ‘thank you’
GOP health bill hurts veterans
Veterans need more help
Law makes VA treat some family caregivers better than others
WHAT IS A MEDICAL NEXUS AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
Usually, the most important part of any claim for veterans disability benefits is being able to prove that there is a “link” between your current medical conditions and your service while in the military. This is called the “nexus”. The nexus, or link, between a veteran’s current disability and something that happened to you “in-service” is often the hardest thing to prove in your claim for VA disability benefits. However, without a nexus, your disability benefits claim with the
Veteran’s Administration (VA) WILL NOT WIN!
Physicians offer fixes to improve veterans’ access to care
Lawmakers Scold VA as They Seek to Fix Its Sudden Budget Gap
Denver man found guilty in federal court of bilking VA on false PTSD claim
VA plans to close 430 buildings, freeze VBA office space
President Trump’s immigration ban will decrease veterans’ access to medical care
Failing to Expand VA Caregiver Program 'Unfair,' Advocates Say
OIG finds 'lack of proper cleaning' at Shreveport VA hospital
Veteran says he was given wrong medication twice at Tampa VA
Tampa veteran who complained about rats told to find another place to live
Making the VA Accountable Again
VA still planning to round down benefit payouts
Dear Veteran,
Would you like to make your doctor visit easier and faster?
Connecting your docs with the Veterans Health Information Exchange (VHIE), also known
as the Virtual Lifetime Electronic Record (VLER) Health program shares important parts of
your Veteran health record between the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and your
community health care providers who participate in this program.
This allows your health care providers to access important information about your health
and provide you the best possible care. This exchange occurs over a secure
and private network known as the eHealth Exchange.
Grassley says VA lied about Iowa patient wait times
APNewsBreak: No Perjury Prosecution Over Costly VA Hospital
New VA secretary is already undermining veterans’ health
Veterans find positives, negatives after VA launches new PTSD tool
Veterans Affairs official files FOIA request to spy on whistle-blower
Veteran caregivers feel isolated, need more support
VA Secretary: Let’s Reform Official Time
“Official time” is a term used to describe a practice under which the federal government pays federal employees their regular salary and benefits while representing a union. The Secretary for the Department of Veterans Affairs, David Shulkin, wants to change the number of employees using official time and the amount of time used by VA employees solely for representing the union.
Former Charity President Pleads Guilty to Embezzling Money
Admits Using $149,317 for Clubs, Hotels, Restaurants, and Women
John Thomas Burch, 75, of Alexandria, Virginia, pled guilty today to a federal charge of wire fraud, arising from his embezzlement while he was the president of the National Vietnam Veterans Foundation.
White River Junction VA Criticized for Safety, Oversight Failures
The VA's oversight agency is criticizing the VA Medical Center in White River Junction, Vt. for a number of failures to follow standard hospital procedures and ensure patient safety.
In a report issued by the Office of Inspector General Tuesday, investigators say they could not gain reasonable assurance that the hospital provides safe moderate sedation or anticoagulation care. It also listed several other issues pertaining to oversight and data collection.